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WCDRR: Symposium on Strengthening Disaster Information System

14 March 2015

INAWARE: IMPROVING EARLY EARNING AND

DISASTER MANAGEMENT DECISION MAKING

OUTCOMES

SENDAI, JAPAN14 MARCH 2015

WORLD CONFERENCE ON DISASTER RISK REDUCTION (WCDRR)

SYMPOSIUM ON STRENGTHENING DISASTER INFORMATION SYSTEM

InAWARE Project Overview

Rationale: To improve early warning and disaster management (DM) decision making outcomes through enhanced capacity within national and provincial disaster management agencies:

Enhanced access to automated international, regional, and national hazard information,

Improved information-sharing between agencies, and

Effective dissemination of alerts and warnings to at-risk communities.

BeneficiariesNumber of Direct Beneficiaries:

492 BNPB and BPBD staff

Number of Indirect Beneficiaries:237.4M residents in Indonesia; 43.3M people in target provinces

Target Provinces/Cities:

National Level (Jakarta)

Provincial Centers

• Padang (Western Sumatra)

• Semarang (Central Java)

• Makassar (South Sulawesi)

Project Partners & Key Stakeholders• Funding

• USAID OFDA• Beneficiaries & Stakeholders

• Badan Nasional Penanggulangan Bencana (BNPB)• Badan Penanggulangan Bencana Daerah (BPBD)• Badan Meteorologi, Klimatologi, dan Geofisika (BMKG)• Badan Informasi Geospasial (BIG)• Other GoI agencies [Public Works, Badan Pengkajian

dan Penerapan Teknologi (BPPT), Pusat Vulkanologi Mitigasi Bencana Geologi (PVMBG)]

• ASEAN AHA Centre• Technical Implementer

• Pacific Disaster Center• Technical Partners

• NSI (Indonesia)• Bump (US)

InAWARE

Project Outcomes 1 of 2

1. Deployment, customization and operation of a BNPB-hosted Indonesian-national version of DisasterAWARE: InAWARE

• Stakeholder engagement and workshops• Deployment of InAWARE at BNPB in Jakarta• Incorporation of DM/DRR-relevant datasets, including both

baseline (static) and hazard (dynamic) data• Incorporation of provincially-relevant datasets

2. Development and institutionalization of a Concept of Operations (CONOPS) and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for use of InAWARE within the Indonesian DM context

• Survey of existing decision-making processes and technology capabilities

• National CONOPS and SOPs development• Expansion of CONOPS and SOPs to the provincial level

Project Outcomes 2 of 2

3. Strengthened capacity at national and subnational levels to access and apply (and maintain) InAWARE by certified InAWARE users (and system administrators)

4. Implementation of a Train-the-Trainer program within BNPB’s Disaster Management Training and Education Center

5. Formalized mechanisms for coordination between BNPB and ASEAN AHA Centre to facilitate information sharing and disaster management decision making

• Development of Standard Operating Procedures and technical processes

• MOU between BNPB and AHA Centre for sharing DisasterAWARE-based information

Category Milestones Year 1 Year 2 Year 3

InAWARE Deployment, customization, and operation at BNPB

Stakeholder Engagement/Workshops x x x

Deploy Baseline InAWARE and Support Operation and Management x x x

Incorporate Key International/Regional/National Data x x  

Incorporate Key Sub-National Data   x x

Institutionalization of InAWARE within BNPB

National CONOPS and SOP Development x x x

Expansion of CONOPS and SOP to Provincial Level   x x

Strengthened Capacity at National and Sub-National Levels

Training Program Prep x x x

BNPB National Training (5 total) x x x

BPBD Provincial Training (3 total)   x x

Final TTX with BNPB and BPBD (Jakarta)     x

Train-the Trainer (T-t-T) Development, Application and Institutionalization within BNPB Training and Education Center

T-t-T Program Development x x  

T-t-T Sessions (4 total)   x x

T-t-T Transition to BNPB Disaster Management Training and Education Center     x

Formalized Mechanisms for Coordination between BNPB and ASEAN AHA Center

SOP and Tech Process for Information Sharing     x

MOU between BNPB and AHA Centre     x

Implementation Timeline

Major Milestones• Project initiation - May 2013

• Stakeholder/CONOPS development workshop - Jul 2013

Major Milestones• National CONOPS and SOP development - July – October 2013

• CONOPS Stakeholder Review Workshop – August 2014

Major Milestones• InAWARE Deployment – January 2014

• BNPB national user training – January 2014

Major Milestones• Data Providers Technical Exchange Workshop - August 2014

Major Milestones• InAWARE v5.0 Upgrade – September 2014

Major Milestones• TTT training sessions – October 2014

• Provincial Engagement – October/November 2014

• Standard Operating Procedure Working Session– November 2014

Data AutomationCompleted (including those to be deployed)

• NASA FIRMS: Fall 2013

• CAP Framework Development: Spring 2014

• NOAA-18 Hotspot Wildfires: Fall 2014

• BMKG Earthquakes: Fall 2014

• Volcano Monitoring Cameras: Fall 2014

• LAPAN SADEWA (satellite information): Spring 2015

Under Development

• BNPB Pantauan Benecana (hazard monitoring): Spring 2015

InstitutionalizationDM Exercise Support (MM DiREx)

Next Steps• InAWARE 5.2 upgrade – April/May 2015

• BNPB national user training – 2015 & 2016 (May 2015)

• TTT training sessions – 2015 & 2016 (May 2015)

• BPBD provincial training sessions – 2015/2106

• SOP and MOU between BNPB and AHA Centre - 2016

• Tabletop exercise – 2016

• Final stakeholder workshop in Jakarta – 2016

(c) Copyright 2010-2014 PDC

“Fostering Disaster-Resilient Communities”

Chris ChiesaDeputy Executive Director, PDC

Project Director, [email protected]